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This is actually a re-read for me as I read it long ago when smartphones were just a dream. This is an urban fantasy book by Canadian author Charles De Lint. There’s no relation to Derek De Lint but I was watching Poltergeist: The Legacy the first time I read this novel. While this is technically the 4th book in
Read moreThe Poet Empress
Wow just.. wow this book was amazing! I’m so glad it was recommended in the book group because I loved it. I actually ordered the illumicrate special edition which looks gorgeous and I’m just waiting for it to arrive. We start with someone that doesn’t know much about the world, and we see them grow and change to be a
Read moreLittle Mushroom
This is a sci-fi BL novel and the first in a two book series. Now the books did come out under a different publisher before and I noticed it but was too busy to read it. Then the publisher went under and I feared I wouldn’t get the chance to read it. I was also worried because back then it
Read moreThe Poison Daughter
I got this from my August 2026 Book of the Month (BOTM) subscription box. It was a lot better than I thought it would be. There are trigger warnings for this book but the author points them out at the very beginning of the book so any sample you read will include those first and foremost. This is an older
Read moreEdgedancer
Edgedancer is the book in between Words Of Radiance and Oathbringer. In other words.. it’s book 2.5 of the Cosmere. This is a story about Lift a character we meet in the second book. In fact the first part of this novel is a copy and paste from there. Luckily after that the reader is given a side quest featuring
Read moreKeys To The Demon Prison
Wow the 5th and final book of the Fablehaven series. It’s been quite a journey with Kendra, Seth and Hugo. They all grew and changed as the books progressed. The books are technically for middle graders but honestly, anyone of any age could enjoy them just as much. We knew that the parents got kidnapped in the last book, having
Read moreSecrets Of The Dragon Sanctuary
This is the 4th novel in the Fablehaven series so make sure you’ve read the other books first starting with Fablehaven. This series is family friendly and appeals to all ages. This book started at school of all things and with magic, one should always expect there to be unpleasant surprises. In Kendra’s case she learned the hard way by
Read moreWarbreaker
This is another great story in the Cosmere universe. It’s a standalone novel but that doesn’t make it any less wonderful to read. I loved Siri and Lightsong the most out of all the characters had something to keep you interested in them. Brandon Sanderson excels at making you care about the people and the worlds he creates. I found
Read moreSize 12 And Ready To Rock
I’ve made it to the 4th book and I was surprised because I think I was 30% in before a body dropped. It just took awhile longer than the previous books. A lot happened to Heather in this one including learning about her own health with endometriosis and what it means for her future. I’m so happy that she finally
Read moreBig Boned
Wow, the third book in the series and we finally have someone that isn’t a student die. In fact the dead person isn’t even female which makes a nice change of pace. I hate Tad.. mostly because he clearly doesn’t understand how to help someone enjoy training for a 5k from scratch. He’s a bit of an insensitive jerk that
Read moreSize 14 Is Not Fat Either
This is the second book in the Heather Wells series by Meg Cabot. The series starts with Size 12 Is Not Fat so make sure to read that first. Poor Heather, I swear Nancy Drew and Jessica Fletcher never had quite this much trouble but then again they never had to work in Death Dorm. So not every book can
Read moreBlood Debt
We’ve come to the 5th and final book in this series Blood Debt! However this book is more of a transition book passing the torch to the next series where Tony gets to shine. It’s like a backdoor pilot episode tucked into your favourite TV show, the same way NCIS started in JAG and Wayward Sisters would have started in
Read moreBlood Pact
Well after the horror of third book Blood Lines, I was more than happy to move onto the 4th book Blood Pact. The books started with demons, went to werewolves, then mummies so it should be no surprise that in this book our heroes could come up against zombies. Well.. it’s not exactly zombies.. it’s more like a mix of
Read moreBlood Trail
It only makes sense in fantasy world that if there are vampires, then there must also be werewolves. In fact the only series that I can think of that didn’t include both is Teen Wolf. That said the lore on werewolves here is definitely interesting considering most media insists on the whole bite/scratch thing. The werewolves in this universe are
Read moreThe Girl Who Fell Beneath The Sea
I really liked this one a lot. It felt like a fairy tale in all the best possible ways. I know many people might think of the Little Mermaid and the thought did briefly cross my mind. However this book also brought to mind The Ill Made Mute or at least my vague memory of it. I can also see
Read moreScorpion and the Night Blossom
My first thoughts were of the movie The Lake House when I read about the pendant. I wasn’t very far into the book at the time but it’s a thought that decided to chime in. Now that I’ve finished this book that was dedicated to Cdrama girlies.. I felt it was more like The Vampire Diaries than a Cdrama. The
Read moreDaughter of the Moon Goddess
I just finished reading Daughter of the Moon Goddess by Sue Lynn Tan. It’s a good book, the beginning gives me a bit of Cinderella vibes. This is because our female protagonist comes from well off family and then through circumstances beyond her control she has to toil away for some horrible people until a prince rescues her. The prince
Read moreBook Review: What I Mean When I Say I’m Autistic by Annie Kotowicz
What I Mean When I Say I’m Autistic: Unpuzzling a Life on the Autism Spectrum is part memoir, part survival guide, and all relatable. This brand new … Book Review: What I Mean When I Say I’m Autistic by Annie Kotowicz
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